admin

Ships models have long captured the imaginations of people young and old, and there’s no better way to add a bit of nautical art to your home or office than a hand-crafted representation of your own boat.

In this issue, the Miami International Boat Show once again takes center stage. — Text by Jorge Arauz

1.Paola Padovan, Michael Davey, Ruth Zelnik, Elisabeth Anderson 2.Theodora Long 3.Carmen Z. Vasquez, Pilar Vasquez, Teresa Herrera Epstin, Anneliese Velazquez 4.Michael Davey, Ruth Zelnik, Timothy Williams 5.Nora Camejo, Nina Ramirez, Mariana Cervantes

1.Brady Manifold, Michelle Bookout, Jennifer Lopez, Joseph Melchiode, Adelaida Corral 2.Art Yerian, Patricia Peraita, Tony Winton, Jorge Barbontion 3.Paola Padovan, Dianne Kammerer 4.Patricia Peraita, Ruben Weisson, Marylin Miles, Robert Brookes, Mayra Mesa 5.Brett Moss, Patricia Romano, Raul & Karen Llorente 6.Patricia Flick, Allison McCormick, Alberto & Kellie Guaregui 7.Cecilia Gutierrez, Vivian Galego-Mendez, Marylin Borroto 8.Matthias & Dianne Kammerer 9.Adelaida Corral, Jay Miranda 10.Christine Wing, Nina Ramirez 11.Julian Perez, Mayra Vice-Perez, Justin Polga, Jose Chaviano 12. Lindsay Manaford, Dianne Kammerer, Bob Brookes

Keeping the Miami Open presented by Itaú in Miami was top priority. The move to Hard Rock Stadium not only keeps this world-class event in the “Magic City,” but it also sets the stage for a best-in-class experience during the two-week international sports spectacular. — Text by Sandy Lindsey | Photos courtesy of Miami Open

Spotlighting news, launches, happenings, products & places in and around South Florida. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Mediterranean specialties, bottomless beverages, delectable dishes and endless fun welcome even the swankiest of appetites with Chef Daniel Boulud’s new signature Sunday Brunch at Boulud Sud in Downtown Miami. — Text by Anja Maltav | Photos courtesy of Boulud Sud

1.Loryn Panahpour, Suzanne Meltzer 2.Alessandra Correa, Nelson & Beatriz Bustamante 3.Susan & Jay Shapiro 4.Nelson Hincapie, Christopher Brice, Carolina Hincapie, Khalid Allahar 5.Bea Witus, Nelson Hincapie, Susan Samas 6.Barry Minoff, Christopher Brice, Jay Shapiro 7.Todd & Suzanne Legon 8.Carolina Sarassa, Andres Chacon 9.John & Suzel Broe 10.Laurence & Malcolm Stott 11.Veronica & Hector Vargas

1.Valerie & Mahoney Baggs w/ Joan Hodge 2.Selene Devaney, Jennifer Earl, Chris & Lisa Blackman 3.Tarig & MiaKirn-Fedda, Joan McCaughn, Melissa White 4.Gigi Costa, Luis & Glo De La Cruz 5.Cassidy Yerian, Theo Long, Liz Yerian 6.David Marino, Rita Casabes, Ricardo & Dana Jofre 7.Micaela & Manolo Rionda, Monica Wall 8.Amy & Jaime Zambrano 9.Joan & Glenn Abrahmsohn 10.Dwight & Naysbelli Hewett 11.Mike & Maria Claudia Davey, Joe & Jennifer Coote 12.Sunita Cenci, Rogelio & Victoria Casares, Dante Cenci

1. Alejandro Robledo, Daniel Gaviria, Brigitte Nachtigall, Tasio Lorente, Ana Somarriba, Jorge Boj 2. Aurelio Del Corral, Nuria Bonachea, Olalla Gimenez, Claudia Moya, Fernando Echeverri, Olga Cuesta, Brigitte Nachtigall, Ana Somarriba 3. Jessica Padron, Carmen Fernandez, Janet Hernandez, Yajaira Aguero, Elena Williams 4. Brigitte Nachtigall, Hernan Cardenas, Tata Botero, Sheela Sanchez, Andrea Gomez, Daniel Gaviria 5. Martha Alvarez, Omaira Rodriguez, Jesus Altuve, Irazu Torrebiarte, Cristina Diez

1. Matteo Masía, Beatriz Galiana, Yuliana Correa, Paul Sanchez 2. Javier Perez, Rosina Villavicencio, Carolina Mazzeo, Giuseppe Mazzeo 3. Ying Peng, Yang Jiang, Noelquis Rodriguez 4. Sebastian Saldarriaga, Andrea Martin, Jimmy F.

Sazingg invited area beauty, style and fashion VIPs to a very special occasion in Miami benefitting Fundación Venezolana Pro-Cura De La Parálisis.

EWM Realty International held their annual Holiday party at Milanezza to celebrate the firm’s successes throughout the year.

1. John Martin, Mary Tague, Robert & Lori Duzoglou 2. Tariq & Amara Fedda 3. Jennifer & Paul Allegra, Ana Maria Robbin 4. Xavier, Mora, Ana & Emma Sunblad 5. Liken Lander, Teresa Martin De Santa Olalla, Teresa Olivas, Begoña Martin De Santa Olalla

1. Eric Lang, Mary Tague, Emerson Fittipaldi, Frances Reeves 2. Paola Ducharne, Anabella Poleo, Chloe Mackinlay 3. Santa & Elves 4. Frances Reeves, Frank Andrews, Mary Tague, Megan Andrews 5. Monica Penagos, Carlos Coto, Lucia Marin, Mike Davey

1. Ana Karina Jerez, Josie Wang, Toni Schrager 2. Carol Cassis, Stephan Burke, Vivian Diamond 3. David Vazquez, Dario Stoka, Giorgio Vecchi, Laura Pantano 4. Felipe Alvarez, Lis Wilthew, Cesar Angulo 5. Ingrid Sanchez, Phil Gutman, Vivian Diamond 6. Laura Barreto, Brittney Barreto Sunset, Debbie Preston 7. Luis Fernandez, Jacke Schrott, Giovanna Fernandez, Demi Lee Ruiz 8. Phil Gutman, Michael Feuling, Colin Feuling 9. Pia Cosculluela-Sague, Jennifer Gross, Cristina Lujan 10. Valentina Maddaluno, Sebastian Vallejo, Carolina Avenas

1. Margaria Lega, Jorge Cavelier, Nora Camejo 2. Juan Rochaix, Elke Zabinski & Vida 3. Kristy & Jeffery Gibson 4. Liliana Parodi, Margarita Lega, Adriana Silva 5. Sebastian Benarroum, Naydu Commenoz, Jan Hendrickx, Angela Langlois 6. Naydu Commenoz, Santiago Medina, Maria Eugenia Perez, Jorge Perez

Spotlighting news, launches, happenings, products & places in and around South Florida. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

More than a quarter of a million people travel through Brickell’s sunny roads and shaded sidewalks on any given day. The area showcases one of the country’s densest concentrations of luxury condos, financial institutions and world-class experiences. Whether you’re dressed up or dressed down, there are dining, entertainment and shopping options galore at every turn. The Brickell of today is much more than just a place to work — it’s a way of life. — Text by Jorge Arauz | Photos by Bill Brothers exclusively for GoldenDuskPhotography.com

This one-of-a-kind waterfront property sits on two lots on North Mashta surrounded by nature. It is the epitome of privacy and high-end construction, overlooking Smugglers Cove and Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park.

A modern couple breezes through the busy workweek looking sharp, calm, cool and collected.

Brickell City Centre has it all. Two perfectly located residential towers, Reach and Rise, two contemporary office buildings, EAST, Miami Hotel, and prime retail and dining, all of which are connected by the Climate Ribbon, a $30 million dynamic artistic element that harnesses nature to create the perfect environment. — Text by Sandy Lindsey | Photos courtesy of Swire Properties

Whether you are looking for a smart real estate investment, a vacation property or your forever home, the leading industry professionals we’ve gathered will guide you in the right direction with expert insights, savvy tips and some of the best listings available in Miami, Brickell, Key Biscayne and beyond. — Interviews by Sandy Lindsey Photos by Edward Leal & Antonio Eli

With every new year comes New Year’s Resolutions, and what better way to get involved than to resolve to help change a child’s life and ignite his or her potential. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Let’s face it: We’re all so crazy-busy, it’s all too easy to give in and let style take a backseat. No way! We’ve found some deliciously “put together” items that are easy, great-looking and gorgeously comfortable. — Text by Zelda Grant

Montblanc is justifiably famous for outstanding pens, but the Swiss firm’s updated Summit proves they are equally adept at creating smartwatches that combine the aesthetics of a traditional analog timepiece. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Air quality is one of the most important factors when it comes to overall good health. But we can’t rely on our nose alone, which is why it’s now more important than ever to use a quality air purifier. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

The eclectic home office of Saved By The Bell, Beverly Hills 90210, White Collar and Dinner At Tiffani’s star Tiffani Thiessen demonstrates a careful balance of functionality and aesthetics in a space that’s at once fun, flirty and refined. — Text by Anja Maltav | Photos Courtesy of Tempaper

Palm invented some of the very first “smart” handheld devices, but then disappeared. Well, they’re making a comeback, and backed by the NBA’s Steph Curry, with a radical twist — a tiny smartphone. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Artist Angela Haseltine Pozzi takes ocean pollution and turns it into jaw-dropping art, with the intention of saving our seas. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

If corporate team-building and/or family fun is on the agenda, a visit to a PanIQ Escape Room might be just the brain-teasing jolt of adrenaline you need to set your goals in the right direction. — Text by Anja Maltav

Ring in the new year — and all those hard-to-keep resolutions — with a new furry companion to exercise with, help you make new friends on the island, and just enjoy the temperate South Florida winter months that beckon us outside. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Fashion designer/manufacturer turned florist, Stephanie Shabaz founded Petal Pusher Miami to offer The Magic City a unique alternative to generic floral arrangements. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

If coffee is to you what electricity is to a computer — in other words, you’re not alive without it — illy’s X1 Anniversary Espresso Machine will start your days off right. — Text by Sandy Lindsey

Imagine a world where James Bond has settled down, is raising a family and needs something to get the kids to soccer practice. He’d still be driving an Aston Martin, but it wouldn’t be the DB5. — Text by Bill Lindsey

CoverGirl once reported that if women could only have one makeup product that 50% of them would choose mascara. Lash extensions go one beautiful step further to give a natural-looking and low-maintenance alternative. — Text by Zelda Grant

UFC Octagon Girl Brittney Palmer is a modern-day Renaissance woman. Already a celebrated model/influencer, she is now adding enchanting shoe designs to her extensive repertoire. — Text by Zelda Grant

When Dana Tricarico arrived in Miami to obtain her Master’s in Professional Science at UM’s RSMAS on Virginia Key, she never could have imagined it would lead her to where she is today. — Text by Anja Maltav

Like clockwork, whenever the conversation involves the surest investments, real estate continually comes up as the ROI of choice for most savvy investors. — Text by Jorge Arauz

When the founder of Basel bought 20 Holbeins in 1661, it changed the Swiss city’s future forever, turning it into what would become one of the world’s most preeminent centers of art. Three centuries later, Art Basel was born, gaining equally legendary status, with offshoots in Miami Beach and Hong Kong. — Text by Sandy Lindsey